Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. played the parts of "special agents of all branches of the federal government, who daily risk their lives to protect the lives of all of us... to guard our welfare and our liberties, they must remain nameless - The Silent Men!" At each episode, Fairbanks checked in with his chief, played by either William Conrad or Herb Butterfield. Regulars included Virginia Gregg, Raymond Burr, Lou Merrill, Lurene Tuttle, Paul Frees and John Dehner. Don Stanley was the announcer. The show was produced and directed by Warren Lewis, who wrote many of the scripts along with Joel Murcott. The series ran on NBC.
Notes
51-10-14 01 The Big Sneak 28:27
51-10-21 02 Empire of Pip the Blind 27:26
51-10-28 03 Case of the Rubber Gloves 28:19
51-11-04 04 Death In The Mail 29:17
51-11-11 05 The Trans-Atlantic Push 29:24
51-11-18 06 Heroin Source X 29:34
51-11-25 07 The Roping of Joe Landis 29:24
51-12-02 08 Death and Taxes 29:25
51-12-09 09 Pirates, 20th Century Brand 29:02
51-12-16 10 The Bogus G.I. 29:22
51-12-23 11 Souvenirs of War 29:31
52-01-06 12 Visas for Sale 29:43
52-01-13 13 Little White Lies 29:29
52-01-20 14 The Gigantic Hoax 29:40
52-01-27 15
52-02-03 16 The Big Kill 29:34
52-02-10 17 Blood Money 29:31
52-02-17 18 Stolen Arsenal 29:37
52-03-19 19 Confess Or Die 29:34
52-03-26 20 Murder In Vienna 29:08
52-04-02 21 Trouble at Suez 29:34
52-04-09 22 The University Fix 29:27
52-04-16 23 The Torch 29:36
52-04-23 24 Food and War 29:30
52-05-07 25 Missing Masterpiece 29:34
52-05-14 26 The Miracle Cure 29:30
52-05-21 27 Sabotage 29:38
52-05-28 28 The Green Sedan 29:33
Reviewer:degemike
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March 14, 2023 Subject:
It is interesting
In some ways this show is just a standard cops/robbers show, but I did find it interesting. I enjoy the sustained shows, because you get a longer show with more character development
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